... It has brought a Manifesto from fcho Duke of Devonshire to those who are dubbed Free Fooders . The Executive Council of the United Irish League of Groat • Britain mefc at 'Westminster on Saturday in order to dictate to the Nationalist electors of Great ...

... costs. With regard Ireland trusted that in the next parliament an attempt would made to satisfy the legitimate aspirations of Irishmen on the lines indicated Mr. AYyndhani and Sir Antony Mac Donnell. Sir Thomas Roe, M.P.. moved, and Mr. W. Buckley, of Church ...

... enthusiasm patriotic fervour can alter that fact, whatever it must to keep Home-Rule a living and unchangeable issue behind which united opinion of the vast majority Irisumen the world over. There is, then, nothing for it but to hasten slowly, and the people ...

... REFORM. United Pram Assowation—By Telegraph—Cop/right LONDON, December 30. Mr Balfour, addressing a great meeting at Queen'e Hall, London, said that Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's policy conceded Lome Rule, though avoiding file phrase. To giro Irishmen control ...

... the prob Ibert or some stared tt the face, and Irishmen themselves were ¢ the that, and by differences as to devoluti like. He still , as in 1886, peak, Rule as striking at the root of the in n the the United Ki and as inevitably oe to its distraction disruption ...

... carried a vast and increasing vote into the Free Trade camp. By coincidence wo give the Dukes manifeatoon tbo day when the United Irish League also issues iU> call arm*. Here also we have a document w hich tells straightforward story in a straightforward ...

... and skill personified. NATIONALISTS’ MANIFESTO. STRONG APPEAL TO IRISHMEN TO VOTE LIBERAL “Coercion. and umvoT&a,! dibcottleut'’ ar©' quoted the cHato of I’nioaisit rula in Ireland of United Irie.li lyoaguo of Britain, which was iesuod Th« aec«miiniendiing ...

... TO IRISH ELECTORS. Manifesto of the U.I.L. of Great Britain. Pres9 Association says a meeting of the Executive Council the United Irish League Great Britain, was held London. Saturday, to consider the course Irish electors in Great Britain should take ...

... IRISH VOTES ENGLAND. Labour Candidates Preferred. The Prop* Association says—A meeting the Executive Council the United Irish League of Great Britain held London on Saturday to consider the course Irish electors Great Britain should take ut the coming ...

... true to their proud tradi- tions of disciplined wnity in the cause of Ireland. On Saturday the Executive Com- mittee of the United Irich League of Great P. O'Connor, Britain met under the presidency of Mr. T. M.LP., for the purpose of carefully deliberating ...

... party. ' From curiously mixed meeting of the Executive of the United Irish League of Great Britain that assembled here yesteri day there was issued strongly-worded recommendation to Irishmen in Great Britain to vote for Labour candidates wherever they ...

... or to advance the interests of any of his supporters is a oeivable contingency to men who under. estimate the devotion of Irishmen to Ire. land, but to those who appreciate bow deep a thing nationality is in Ireland, who realise the resentment of het people ...